gvera/gv

gvera

2.2 2023-07-14 11:22 UTC

Requires

• ext-json: *
• doctrine/cache: ^1.11
• doctrine/migrations: ^3.0
• doctrine/orm: ^2.7.0
• firebase/php-jwt: ^6.8
• gvera/cache: ^1.0
• gvera/config: ^1.3
• gvera/core-entities: ^1.0
• gvera/core-services: ^1.0
• gvera/dependency-injection: ^1.0
• gvera/email: ^1.2
• gvera/events: ^1.1
• gvera/exceptions: ^1.0
• gvera/file-manager: ^1.0
• gvera/http: ^1.0
• gvera/locale: ^1.0
• gvera/paginator: ^1.0
• gvera/response-types: ^1.0
• gvera/routes: ^1.0
• gvera/security: ^1.6
• gvera/session: ^1.0
• gvera/utils: ^1.0
• gvera/validations: ^1.0
• monolog/monolog: 1.0.*
• symfony/yaml: ^5.0
• tiben/crontab-manager: ~1.0
• zircote/swagger-php: ^3.0

Requires (Dev)

• phpunit/phpunit: ^9.0
• squizlabs/php_codesniffer: ^3.6

MIT

• Guido Vera

• gvera

README

Travis: Scrutinizer:

GV is a PHP framework focused on usability, fastness and reliableness. It is all dockerized and splitted into multiple independent composer packages. Out of the box you will find:

• Redis cache with fallback to files
• A validation strategy
• Http handling
• Typed responses
• Authentication strategies (Basic, JWT, Session)
• CSRF support
• Shell scripts + ORM management through CLI
• Event/Listener mechanism
• Command pattern
• Easy config access
• A specific routing system, with the possibility of overwriting
• Easy cron management
• Dependency injection
• Fractal Transformers
• Throttling
• Locale
• A set of utils:
  • Paginator
  • File manager
  • email wrapper
• Swagger / Swagger ui

The goal

The goal of GV is to create web services or web sites as fast and robust as possible, following the convention over configuration technique, Hexagonal architecture patterns and market standards.

Installation

Please refer to the documentation